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ALBANY Four people from Westchester County have sued the state comptroller in an attempt ... 4 from Westchester sue sta
ALBANY — Four people from Westchester County have sued the state comptroller in an attempt to overturn his decision to recognize same-sex marriages performed in Canada.
The four, who are also suing Westchester County over its policy of recognizing same-sex marriages, claim that Comptroller Alan Hevesi, who is the sole trustee of the state employee pension system, "exceeded his const...
Buffalo > News Subscribe to Business First of Buffalo Lawsuits filed last week in state Su... Hevesi on defensive about same-s
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Lawsuits filed last week in state Supreme Court in Albany County challenged the payments of retirement benefits to same-sex partners.
The lawsuit was filed with the legal help of the Alliance Defense Fund of Arizona, which has mounted legal challenges against same-sex marriages in other states.
"Marriage has become an extr...
In a just society -- in a democracy, which is Canada -- the new same-sex marriage legislation is ... Same-sex law needs to go..
In a just society -- in a democracy, which is Canada -- the new same-sex marriage legislation is unjust.
Though the legislation may reflect the opinion of an outspoken fringe of our society and, of course, the mindset of our Supreme Court judges -- it does not reflect the heart and opinion of the Canadian populace.
The bottom line is that it's not fair to pass a law that affects so...
Last night, those words from a traditional wedding ceremony took on new meaning as Toronto's ong... Ringing in the new...
Last night, those words from a traditional wedding ceremony took on new meaning as Toronto's ongoing love affair with opera was consummated, not only with a glorious new opera hall, but with the first installment of our country's first-ever completely homegrown production of Richard Wagner's Der Ring Des Nibelungen (more commonly known as the Ring cycle.)
Clocking in at a mere two and ...
The mother of one of two men murdered last Easter by a Canadian who sought out sex offenders on t... Change sex-offender regist
The mother of one of two men murdered last Easter by a Canadian who sought out sex offenders on the Internet was among those asking Maine legislators yesterday to change the state's sex-offender registry.
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AUGUSTA, Maine — The mother of one of two men murdered last Easter by a Canadian who sought out s... Tearful mom tells Maine to
AUGUSTA, Maine — The mother of one of two men murdered last Easter by a Canadian who sought out sex offenders on the Internet was among those asking Maine legislators Tuesday to change the state's sex-offender registry.
"There should be degrees in this law," said Shirley Turner of Hartland, who choked back tears as she told the Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee that her 24-yea...
REGIONAL (Sep 13, 2006): From a teenager who had sex with another teen when he was living in Flor... Hearing focuses on problem
REGIONAL (Sep 13, 2006): From a teenager who had sex with another teen when he was living in Florida, to parents whose now-jailed son said he was fooled by an underage girl, the Criminal Justice Committee heard testimony Tuesday that the way Maine handles its sex-offender registry is ruining people’s lives.
The most heart-rending account came at the beginning of the hearing, when the mo...
Several teenagers in Canada are suffering with their problems alone in spite of most of them tell... Canadian teens keep proble
Several teenagers in Canada are suffering with their problems alone in spite of most of them telling it out that they are stressed-out.
A recent on-line poll revealed that 42% of the teenagers hardly seek help when they feel besieged. According to the researchers, 1 in every 5 teens, who reported the maximum level of stress, resort to drugs or alcohol instead of seeking parents' help to ...
OTTAWA -- The Conservative government could introduce legislative changes to enhance protections ... Gay-wed foes may get shiel
OTTAWA -- The Conservative government could introduce legislative changes to enhance protections for those who oppose same-sex marriage on religious or moral grounds if MPs don't pass a motion to re-open the contentious debate.
The motion, which stems from an election pledge by Prime Minister Stephen Harper, is expected to give MPs a clear-cut question on whether Parliament should revisi...
Search from:Past 7 daysPast 30 daysPast 90 daysPast 6 monthsPast Year1999 - current Rev. St... Priest arraigned on sex charge..
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Rev. Stephen Nichols, a Roman Catholic priest at St. Elizabeth's Church in Lyndonville, is charged with lewd and lascivious conduct Monday in Vermont District Court in St. Albans.
ST. ALBANS -- The Rev. Stephen Nichols, 46, of Lyndonville, pleaded not guilty Monday to a felony charge of fondling an ...
